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3D model of hardware by Google SketchUp

Cuzza

Cuzza

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System Specs
Processor AMD Phenom II 555BE unlocked X4 @3.8GHz
Motherboard GA-78LMT-S2P
Cooling Thermaltake Blue Orb + open case in cold room = low temps lol
Memory 8Gb DDR3 1600
Video Card(s) GTX580
Storage 64GB SSD Super Talent
Display(s) 22" Chimei, 17" Philips
Case POS!
Power Supply Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 800W
Just wanted to share a model I drew with Google SketchUp. I was using the program just to plan how some parts might fit together in a custom case, but soon I was modelling everything quite intricately. Well that was a few weeks back and now I'm bored with it but here is the result. Check the attachment for a screenshot, and you can download the model at this page, it's in a .rar file:

http://myfreefilehosting.com/f/f1ad3ef54f_6.86MB

It's an Abit AW9D mobo with Zalman HSF and a 8800GTS. Not entirely accurate but the best I could do just looking at pictures off the web.

I would have uploaded to the Google 3d warehouse, but the file is too big. Crappy Google.

If anyone else has done anything similar, feel free to post it here, I'd be very interested.
 

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Google ftw! Down with Microsoft!
 
I'd rather not turn this into a "support your favourite corporate" thread, but what the heck

Google FTL!! Sony pwns!!
 
That is really good!
 
PVTCaboose1337 said:
That is really good!
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Glad you like it! I had also modelled a PSU and some other components, I thought I'd deleted them for good but I've realised they're still in the file; if you find the list of components they're in there, you have to drag one in to the model to see it. They're also at 1/1000th the scale of the rest of the model so they'll come out pretty small.
 
I do this with legos...
 
dude you gotta show me how to do that..pretty sweet
 
to bad your in NZ...lol you gots teamspeak?
 
yeah a bit far to go! no what is teamspeak?
 
you have yourself a mic or a headset its basically VoIP kinda like skype
 
OIC, just looking it up now. You're actually keen for me to give you some help with sketchup?
 
oh yeah this application look like it has so much potential
 
AthlonX2 said:
oh yeah this application look like it has so much potential
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ok then, well i'll download teamspeak and see how i go with that. i dont know if i have a microphone though, that could be a problem
 
yeah..u might need a mic bro
 
63.210.246.202:8690
 
Cuzza said:
yeah mate, found one. so what server?
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Just some info how to use. it's just copyied from our forum and our teamspeak is strict but if i see you both on there i'll move you both to a better channel.

1. Install locate the shortcut to the program click it.

2. Click were it says Connection ( Top Left )

3. Select Connect ( New window pops up )

4. Make sure the tab of your new window is on Local Addressbook

5. Right click were it says servers and select add server

6. Type the name of the server your connecting too.

7. Make sure the the server name you just made is selected.

8. Now look on the right side and this is were you add the server details and your name.

9. Details to add include the following:

Label - {The Name of the Server you want to conect to (example: +SD - SpecialDetachment)}.
Server Addess - {IP of the Teamspeak Server you wish to connect to (example: 70.86.46.74:8767)}.
Nickname - {Your In-Game Name (example: AsRock+SD)}.
Allow Server to assign nickname - {Make sure this remains unchecked}.
Anonymous - {This should be Checked until you become registered by a member of +SD}.
Server Password - {leave this blank}.
Auto-Reconnect - {select if you want to automatically reconnect if your connection is lost}.


10. After that you just select connect ( Bottom right )

11. As long as firewall has not stopped it you should of connected.

12. To reconnect another time repeat steps 1. 2. 4. Select server you want to connect too. And ya should be in.

Onced joined most Teamspeak opperators prefure you to select press to talk. So here it is.

1. Once connected to Teamspeak Select Settings\Sound Input\Output Settings.

2. New window popped up.

3. Look were it says Voice Send Methered. Select Push To Talk.

4. Click were it says set. Select a key you want to use to talk to others. I my self use Num 5 with caps lock turned off. Trial and error till you find a key thats good for you.

Now ya basicly sorted and all ready.

If no one here's you on Teamspeak. You might have to change the volumes on your playback \ Record on your mic. BUT if you use MSN Msger or Yahoo's you should be able to set your mic up though that..
 
It's cool, got it working.
 
Progress

As you can see I have no life and have been working on this more. I have now duplicated the video card and put the setup in a custon case with a powersupply at the front and a few fans. Just trying to see how closely I can fit it all in together. Three hard drives, I reckon they'd be awesome if I put in Raptor Xs. I was going to model the case all clear acrylic but the white looks pretty good, with clear side panels I like it.

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model2.png
 
Kick ass! I haven't used SketchUp yet - so you can apply materials and textures?
 
I definitely have to mess with SketchUp, I have a friend in TX who joined before Google bought them, I love modelling. BTW - the fans blades are exquisite.

You should be proud... :toast: when you are done, are you going to overclock it? :laugh:
 
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